Eeri finished to write and closed the letter. She decided to go herself to pyr, to give it to the imperial palace. It was probably her last task as an akenak, at least for the upcoming years.
oren pyr sharükos,
By virtue of the responsibility which are confered on me, as a Thesos akenak, I deliver to you my assessment on everyone named in this trial.
I hope you’ll consider my opinion, in spite of the fact I was a part of the homins who were meeting and following Atreus since the moment he appeared. I would have liked to have the feedback from the former akenak Icus as well, but I’m sure he would agree with me for most of the points.
Considering Atreus is a member of the imperial family, and regarding of his age and fragile health, I would beg for clemency towards him. I would also ask for the same clemency towards Epus Xalaus, Decalion Krilius and Thulam Cekaps, because of their acts and words during the trial.
Concerning Euracus Cethus, I have to consider the fact that he refused to answer to some questions from myself and from the patriots, taking advantage of his grade of celiakos. Some grey areas stills remains to enlighten about him, and with all due respect, I cannot refrain from asking myself the following question : Why Euracus Cethus, who was named in this trial, remained as a celiakos? Why did you, sharükos, named him as a celiakos, knowing that he was close to Atreus, that he organized the first meetings with patriots? That’s why, as an akenak, I can’t pronounce myself about him.
I don’t think he had bad intentions towards the empire anyway.
Of course, those homins wanted to take control of the sharük but they never asked any patriot to betray the empire. Atreus was tortured by the Kuilde, and his purpose was to take revenge after the higher powers. Some grey areas stills remains, and Atreus couldn’t answer some more questions because of his health during the last assembly.
I hope the sharük will be clair-sighted towards the higher powers, kami or karavan, after we know what they are capable for towards patriots, and I hope the light will be made on their real intentions.
Here is my feeling and my verdict. Whatever will be your decision, sharükos, I’ll respect it.
To finish, I want to inform you that I’m leaving the akenak. as well as the Légions fyros. After this trial and all what it implicated from the sharük and the imperial family, after some of the pillars trembled under revelations from beyond the grave, I realize that I need to take some distances with the political and patriotic life. I can’t continue to serve the sharük, as an akenak, if I can’t deeply trust it anymore. However, the desert will always be my homeland, from the bottom of my heart.
I also hope that my departure will encourage some young fyros to be more involved in the akenak assembly and the political life of the desert.
cal i selak!
Eeri,
Former Thesos akenak.